Message Queue Overload can occur when consumers cannot keep up with the work being created by producers. This can happen unexpectedly when processing latency increases dramatically. Here’s one spot to look out for when using network calls such as HTTP when processing messages. Without handling them correctly with timeouts, you can increase processing latency which will overload a message queue. YouTube Check out my YouTube channel where I post all kinds of content that accompanies my posts including this video showing everything that is in this post. Message Queue Overload What exactly do I mean by overloading a message queue?… Read More »Message Queue Overload from High Processing Latency

Once you start doing in-process request & event dispatching, you’ll soon want to move out-of-process so you can isolate work from the caller/invoker. This is often times the next logical step if you’re using MediatR for commands and especially for events/notifications. Here’s how you can do use the same paradigm for in-process and out-of-process using Brighter and RabbitMQ. YouTube Check out my YouTube channel where I post all kinds of content that accompanies my posts including this video showing you how to move work out-of-process. MediatR For those unfamiliar with MediatR library or the mediator pattern: In software engineering, the mediator pattern defines an… Read More »Moving work Out-of-Process using Brighter and RabbitMQ